JOINT ECONOMIC AREA
Everyone.
I'm sure it wasn't easy, so thank you all for your attention.
-What? -Hold up.
You sound like a professor on the last day of class.
That's right.
D-Day has been set.
Really?
Really? We should have a party!
Let's get drunk and call it a day.
-Let's get wasted! -All right!
Cheers!
You too, Professor.
Cheers!
Remove the veil…
What's that song you always sing?
It's just some old song.
My dad always sings the same thing.
Sing it for us.
-Come on! -It's embarrassing.
Hey, let's hear Moscow sing.
-Sing it. -Are you sure?
-Sing! -Sing!
I'm really going to sing.
Sing!
Hey, don't do it.
Remove the veil
Open your narrow eyes
And see more of this world
Open the window
Let's feel the dancing breeze
Once more
Cheers!
You look sober.
It's okay to get drunk on a day like this.
Right, but the two of us drinking alone isn't a good idea.
Just one more drink.
We've been stuck in this forest for months.
I know you get lonely.
We can get drunk after the job is done.
When was the last time you slept with a woman?
No questions about personal matters, remember?
Actually, I'm not interested in that either.
Actions speak louder than words.
Go ahead.
Good night.
Let's have just one more drink.
Hey, Tokyo.
That…
How about a drink for the rejected?
I'm not in the mood for that.
Hey!
Let's have some fun!
Hey, Berlin!
Drink with me!
Denver. Moscow.
Let's have one more drink and have fun. Come on!
Shit.
You have to stick close to me starting tomorrow. Got it?
Whatever, man.
Do exactly as the Professor says.
All the heavy drinkers are here.
Is that enough for you?
What's that?
Come on, lady!
This isn't liquor. It's pure alcohol.
It makes South Korean booze taste like water.
Since you two are from the same orphanage,
you are practically brothers, even though you look different.
To not starve to death,
we did everything we could.
-Then Myungtae-- -Hey!
Helsinki said
we should join a gang to make big money, so we did.
-We made a mess before we left. -Wait a minute. I'm sorry.
Your name is Myungtae?
What if it is Myungtae? Jeez.
That's cute.
You fat moron.
Sorry, man.
Why did you leave?
That oaf kept whining about finding his mother,
who defected to the South.
Did you find her?
I did, but…
Hey, you moron.
Stop crying.
They wouldn't let me go see my mother.
Who?
Helsinki?
We could only leave the gang if they had our heads,
so we cut off theirs first.
We finally left the gang, but we didn't know where his mother went.
Hey, I told you not to look for that woman, didn't I?
Why are you crying?
Just reminded me of my son.
You have a son? How old is he?
He should be as big as you now.
What?
As expected, you are a real con woman.
Are you trying to fool us?
You little…
It's impossible to have a son like this one.
And what about you?
What's going on?
All personnel.
Prepare for emergencies at your positions.
We haven't negotiated with them
because they were just buying time to print money.
But they'll soon realize that the real negotiation
has just begun.
Move.
Why did the power go out?
Hey!
Is anyone upstairs?
Berlin.
Did you do this too?
If I had the skills for it, you'd be dead already, bastard!
Stay together and remain quiet.
What happened? The blackout wasn't in the plan.
"Plan"? What do you mean?
We're getting out.
Pull yourself together.
Think of your family waiting for you, worried sick.
We'll move as a team,
so don't do anything dumb and follow me, okay?
Hey, guys--
We don't have time. We have to turn on the lights first.
Helsinki! Head over to the hostages first.
Did it work?
The Task Force must've cut off the power. It'll be easier to escape.
-And the others? -They're at the entrance.
I'll take care of the guard outside,
so get moving.
What are you guys doing?
-Hurry! -Follow me!
I'll go turn on the backup power system.
-Rio, guard the director's office. -You two, go to the exhibition hall.
Hurry!
How did you get here?
What did you do to Oslo?
Stay still if you don't want to die too.
This way!
Don't fall behind. Come quickly.
Faster!
It's us!
This way. Here. Quickly!
-Hurry up! -Keep going forward.
Shit, what's going on?
Be careful.
Hey, are you okay?
Hey, who's that?
-Who are you? -Wait!
Shit, you scared me.
Did anything happen in the basement?
It's too dark to see anything. Damn it!
It's okay.
-Hurry, this way! -Keep going.
-Keep coming! -Go.
Keep going this way.
Hurry up. Quickly!
-Hurry, Misun! -Let's go!
-Helsinki! -Helsinki!
Helsinki!
-Be careful. -I can't see anything!
This way.
Quickly.
-Lights are back on. -Who's that?
Hey, over there. Shit!
Helsinki!
Hey!
-Hey, get up! -What happened to him? Helsinki!
Sons of bitches.
Are you okay?
Yes, Professor.
We're fucked. What should we do?
Calm down.
I know where they're headed.
Snap out of it.
You can do it.
Helsinki. What happened?
Yeah, try to get up.
Are you all right?
What's wrong?
Sangyeon!
-Where are you going? -Helsinki, where are you going?
-Hey! -It's the loading dock.
The hostages are escaping through the back door!
The loading dock? Hurry.
-Dad, this way. -The loading dock!
Shit!
Hurry.
Hurry up.
Over there.
Hurry.
What are you waiting for?
Look at this.
What is that? Is that a bomb?
Shit. What do we do?
Move!
Are you nuts? Do you want to die?
If this blows up, we're all dead!
Drop the gun before I blow your head off, bastard.
Hands over your heads! Now!
Sit down!
Don't shoot.
If you put down what you're holding and return to your places,
nobody will get hurt.
Drop your guns.
Sit down, damn it!
The situation seems to be resolved.
-I'll call you back once it's settled. -Okay.
What the…
You better drop it.
Call the headquarters. Now!
You motherfucker.
This is Park Chulwoo, SOU 1.
The hostages are escaping. Please provide assistance.
Send police to distract the robbers, and I'll take the hostages to the roof.
Where are the hostages now?
Have you been contacting the Professor in here?
Where's Park Chulwoo, that bastard from the SOU?
Park Chulwoo!
What's that noise?
Fuck.
Get down!
What's going on?
Get down!
Get down if you don't want to get shot!
I can't hold out any longer!
You have to! They can't get closer because of the hostages!
Moscow!
Take it!
Oh God. What now?
I'm out of bullets!
Hey, Berlin! Come help!
Push!
Dad! What are you doing? Come here and push!
-Okay! I'm coming! -Hurry!
We can't go in any further.
This is our chance to save them.
Please buy us more time.
Go!
Look at them running their asses off!
-Tokyo! -Nairobi, you okay?
The hostages!
The roof! That was their escape route from the start!
-Shit. -Denver! Let's go!
Let's go!
This way.
-Run! -Faster!
Hurry!
Come on, faster!
-Where are you going, you bastards? -Hurry!
Stop!
Get down!
Don't move!
Hurry up, quickly!
Hurry up! Don't stop!
-This way! -Come on!
-Hey! What are you doing? -Come on! Faster!
You son of a bitch!
Hurry up!
Quick!
Over here!
-We're here! -Help us!
-Save us! -Look at us!
Hurry, this way!
-This way! Come on! -Hurry up!
Faster!
Come faster!
We're here!
Here!
Come down!
Is everything okay up there?
I'm going down.
-Nairobi, take them downstairs. -Now!
-Get out of the way! -Shit.
Damn it.
Go.
I said go!
Hurry up and go!
Did you lose them?
Save the women and children first.
What are you doing? Move!
What are you doing?
What are you waiting for? We almost died back there!
Help us!
Hey! What's going on?
Hey!
Pull me up, you bastard!
What do we do?
We have no choice. Let's jump.
Hurry up.
Okay, hurry.
-Here! -Please save us!
Over here!
Hey, pull me up!
Pull me up!
We're here!
Pull faster!
-You go first. -Pull!
No, I'll go after you.
Go on now.
You said you wanted to go home. Jump.
I can't. I'm afraid of heights.
-Here they come. -Open up!
Hurry, open!
Go inside.
Step aside.
You motherfuckers!
Hey, Berlin! Get off!
What are you doing, bastard?
-Get off! -Pull us up!
Fuck! Help me!
-Get off! -Hold still!
Twenty-nine hostages have escaped.
That is almost half of the hostages.
There were gunshots during the escape,
but no police officers or hostages were reported to have been injured.
The police report that all hostages are safe
and will undergo a brief medical examination
before they are interviewed in cooperation with the investigation.
How does it feel to be free after six days?
A comment, please!
I'm worried about those still inside.
Did you see the robbers' faces?
Please tell us.
Please say something.
I'm sorry that not all the hostages escaped.
But we will continue negotiating…
"WE WILL RESCUE ALL HOSTAGES"
…and get all hostages home safely.
We promise you.
I cannot disclose any more details,
but we know a lot about the robbers and will target their weaknesses.
To bring this to a peaceful…
No.
Let me make this clear.
The robbers better realize this soon.
You have no other choice…
but to surrender.
That's good enough.
Dad!
What's wrong this time?
Well…
What happened?
-Teletubby. -Hey, Oslo.
Why did you stop?
-Hey, Oslo! -Huh?
-Oslo! -Save him!
Save him!
I'm sorry. He bled too much.
Give him my blood.
Use all of it! I don't care.
Just save him!
Save him now!
Please save him!
Fuck! Seriously!
Let's take him when we leave…
and bury him in a sunny place.
You oaf.
You haven't met your mother yet.
You can't leave like this.
You said you'd make a lot of money…
and buy your mother a house.
Why is everyone so depressed?
What, you really don't know why?
Those bastards will take it out on the rest of us now.
We're screwed.
No, we've actually succeeded
because half of us were able to escape.
You're seeing the glass half full.
But you should shut your mouth and lie low.
What difference would it make if I did?
If they decide to kill us,
they'll do so even if we beg them not to.
The vice director, the policeman, my classmates…
People who know our situation have escaped and will inform the police.
We completely ruined the robbers' plan.
I'm sure they're well aware
that we can corner them too.
We didn't fail.
We actually won.
I'll make it short.
If something like this happens again, we cannot guarantee your safety.
Understood?
Now that there are fewer of you, we're going to rearrange the teams.
The remaining minting team, this way.
Dining team, that way.
The rest can follow me.
Don't just stand there!
Move it.
Move your asses!
Don't test my patience.
Oslo died because of you!
Oslo is dead because of you!
Move.
Stop.
Stop it.
Stop!
That's enough.
I could see in their eyes that they were making a statement.
They would not obey us anymore.
If they don't cooperate, we won't be able to print money anymore.
The backup power won't last much longer.
Two, three days, tops.
Those who escaped probably told the police everything.
Damn! What did the Professor tell us to do in this situation?
He never prepared us.
Then what are we supposed to do?
Everything's a mess, and we can't contact the Professor.
Jesus fucking Christ.
-Tokyo. -Damn it.
What should we do?
-Tokyo. -Stop pushing me.
I don't know.
We can't just sit around though.
Let's do something.
Denver, help Moscow dig.
The rest of you, run the printing machines with Nairobi.
-I'll watch the hostages. -Okay.
No. Before we do that,
we should find the traitor.
What's wrong with that asshole?
Stop hiding and come out.
If it isn't you, then who?
Hey, man. I told you to stop!
-It's you, right? Because of that chick! -Jesus.
What chick, huh?
Son of a bitch!
You're out of your damn mind!
Do you want a piece of this? Fuck!
Stop it!
-Son of a bitch! -Stop!
That's enough!
Everything we do will be in vain as long as there's a traitor among us!
Am I wrong? If it wasn't for that rat, Oslo would be alive!
We got distracted by that bastard
and didn't notice the hostages escaping!
Am I wrong?
I'll find him and kill him myself.
Is it you?
Or you?
You?
-Or you? It's you, huh? -Hey.
You?
What the hell is wrong with him?
What's wrong?
Berlin!
What's going on?
-Jeez, what's happening? -Hey!
-Berlin! -What's wrong with him?
-He's going nuts. -Berlin!
If any one of you sympathizes with the families here,
then take action.
Any robber who helps resolve this situation
will be guaranteed full immunity.
As the party's leader, I assure you I will suggest it to the president.
The kid doesn't know anything, right?
He can't know about this.
Of course. I will guarantee that.
But there's something you need to do for us.
Where's the kid?
Don't worry. The kid is under our protection.
If anything happens to him…
I'll kill you.
Understood?
I'm sorry, you're in no position to bargain.
If you don't get the job done or tell anyone about it,
the son you gave up for your sordid life
will never be seen by you again.
What's wrong with you?
Because of her guilt and concern for her son,
Nairobi couldn't tell the truth.
The situation at the Mint was taking a turn for the worst,
but we had no plan or way to inform the Professor.
The old me would've trusted the Professor to take care of things,
but I couldn't anymore.
All communication has been cut off.
What could the Professor do from the outside?
We're in trouble.
The hostages rose in rebellion.
More than half of them got out,
and communication with the Mint has been cut off.
Should we move up the operation?
No. We'll aim for the day of the summit as we originally planned.
To do that, we need to know what's happening inside.
Can we use that cop?
Take care of the inspector for me.
As for the rest…
At the same time,
the Task Force was accumulating all kinds of information about us
from the hostages that escaped.
The inspector got some information that we weren't even aware of.
HELSINKI DENVER
PROFESSOR
Excuse me? I almost forgot amid the chaos.
I took this in case it's important.
What's this?
I found it in the office.
I'm sure it belongs to one of the robbers.
DEUTETRABENAZINE/INJECTION (FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE)
What's wrong with him?
Is he sick?
Why are you sweating?
Because I'm dying.
I hid a bottle of pills on a bookshelf in the director's office.
Can you get that for me?
He said he was dying and needed drugs.
What?
I thought he was lying.
It must be here somewhere.
Is it this?
What?
What? What's that for?
Damn it!
"Huntington's disease"?
It's a rare, hereditary disease.
If it's hereditary, is it incurable?
There is no cure.
The drug only relieves symptoms.
Simply put, his brain cells are dying.
Usually, symptoms appear after turning 30.
He probably had the symptoms in the prison camp too.
I'm sure they didn't give him proper medicine.
It must have made a place like that more miserable.
I thought he was just crazy.
I guess he's crazy sick.
Can he suddenly die because of it?
The symptoms progress rather slowly,
but we have no medicine here.
What should we do?
Let's isolate him until he's stable again.
Who are the people that tried to escape with you?
Let's switch things up.
I heard you're terminally ill.
You're basically a corpse without this medicine.
We won't have to get his filthy sweat and blood
on our hands from torturing him anymore.
I'll make you beg me
to kill you.
So one of them is dying.
DENVER - TOKYO - MOSCOW
Yes.
What's the use of robbing all this money he can't use?
What if they had another goal?
Other than money? Like what?
The summit.
We didn't even know four trillion won would be printed for the summit.
So, their real agenda is to sabotage inter-Korean economic cooperation?
It's possible.
Look at this.
JEON YONGSU
The director of the camp where Berlin was…
Jeon Yongsu?
-The "Jeon Yongsu"? -Yes.
He will be at the summit, representing the North.
What?
Maybe it has something to do with the heist.
You said Huntington's disease is rare?
Yes, ma'am. There are only a few cases in Korea.
Investigate all distribution channels for this drug.
Yes, ma'am.
-Why the medicine? -The Professor…
They're not just inside the Mint.
If they really have a political agenda,
we won't stop them by cutting off power
and locking them up.
We need to track their movements
and determine what their real agenda is.
For the third inter-Korean economic cooperation summit,
the North's representative, Jeon Yongsu, arrived today.
Thank you for your warm welcome.
This time, we will accomplish the peaceful reunification
and economic prosperity of the two Koreas.
Have a drink with the chairman after the luncheon.
More importantly, are things at the Mint under control?
It's not like they can just take all that money out somewhere.
As soon as the deal is sealed, the money will be ours.
We should thank them for printing the money and saving us time.
I'll go in.
Are you okay?
I'm fine.
Rio told me that it's a rare disease.
I guess I don't have to hide my trembling hands anymore.
Why didn't you tell us?
Don't you have secrets too?
Why did you join?
You need money for treatment?
If there was a cure, I would've stolen it already.
Why are you here if not for the money?
You aren't here for the money either, are you?
Look at this.
When my hand first started to shake,
I thought it was just malnutrition
because everyone in the camp was like that.
I discovered a long time after the symptoms developed
that this disease was why my parents tried to flee North Korea.
They decided to leave the North
to cure their sick boy.
But the result of that was…
Forget the treatment. I was starved at the detention camp.
It made the symptoms worse. What a joke.
You asked why I joined this gig?
Why are you suddenly curious?
Are you afraid I'll go crazy?
No, not necessarily.
It doesn't matter why I'm here.
The important thing is that I bet my life on this.
What about you?
Same here.
But I don't know what to do now.
You were the one who trusted the Professor
more than anyone else.
Communication is cut off, and the Professor is out.
What could he do in a situation like this?
It'd be better for us to find another way without him.
You want to change plans?
But you obeyed him like a dog.
Now you can't trust him?
You know what?
The more loyal the dog is,
the crazier it behaves when its owner is in crisis.
Why? Because it's like the sky has fallen for the dog.
Hey, what are you doing?
This bitch is the traitor.
-No, I'm not. -What are you saying?
She's the only one I didn't doubt at first.
Calm down. You're not in your right mind.
You earned everyone's trust
so you could go about being a spy, huh?
Hey, put that down right now, or I'll have no choice but to shoot you!
Helsinki, stop that bastard right now!
It's Tokyo!
-She killed Oslo. -What?
Don't listen to that crazy bastard.
It wasn't me, Helsinki. It really wasn't!
I trust the Professor.
I promised that if anything happened to him,
I'd follow Berlin's orders no matter what.
Drop the gun.
Drop it! Put it away!
Come on, not you too!
Mom, where's the hair dryer?
Follow me. I'll help dry your hair.
Woojin, about that man.
The café owner.
Yes, what?
There was something I had to tell you,
but I couldn't write it down.
And I really think it was something about him.
You don't have to remember.
We broke up.
PARK SUNHO
STOP BY FOR A SANDWICH WHEN YOU HAVE TIME.
SERGEANT NAM DONGCHUL
Yes, what's up?
I got the records for the medicine.
It's usually prescribed and purchased from one place.
But someone recently made a bulk purchase.
The prescription was forged too.
Where's it at?
A pharmacy near a hospital in Gangwon-do.
I checked the surveillance and followed the car.
It disappeared near the mountains. Nothing really there.
Just an abandoned resort.
A resort?
Maybe it's their hideout.
-Could the Professor be there? -Maybe.
I'll head over there now. Send backup.
Yes, ma'am.
Get me the Professor.
The inspector got a phone call and left in a hurry.
Not towards headquarters.
I put a tracker on her car. Check it.
Starting now,
we're going to play a really fun game.
Gather everyone.
You, go around the back.
You, that way.
-The rest of you, follow me. -Yes, sir.
Run!
-Detective Lee. -Yes, sir.
Go in.
Nobody's here!
Not in here!
Not here either.
-Call Forensics. -Yes, ma'am.
Found something!
-This way. -Okay.
LET'S LIBERATE THE KOREAN PENINSULA
Take a look at this.
We don't have time for this. What's this about?
What's going on?
By the way, is Berlin okay?
You'll see.
Oh man, what is it…
What's all this?
What? What the hell are you doing?
Avenging Oslo.
One of them is a traitor.
What?
Look into my eyes.
See if I'm crazy or not.
If you don't confess,
I'll deport you both.
Here we go.
Hey!
I'm the traitor, okay?
-I'm the fucking traitor! -Hey!
Is that so?
Let's see.
-The gate is opening. -Film it!
What's that?
Why's the gate opening?
-It's open! -Get that!
I'm the traitor!
Hey, just shut up, you punk!
Berlin, he's just a coward.
He doesn't have the balls to betray us.
Come on.
He's right. You know he's only saying that to save Tokyo.
I do know that.
He's not the traitor.
I killed him!
Shut the hell up, you idiot!
That means the traitor must be…
Tokyo.
What?
Tokyo!
We'll only know what happened after the police question the robber.
Someone's coming out!
-Hurry up! -Someone's coming out.
Read it.
Read it!
Bring the--
Read it loudly!
Bring us the former warden
of Gaecheon Detention Camp 14, Jeon Yongsu,
who committed abusive and inhumane acts.
Now that it's come to this,
I demand to see him before I die.
If the warden doesn't show up,
I'll rip this bitch into pieces!
The heist had turned into personal revenge for Berlin,
who had gone crazy.
The situation at the Mint was taking a turn for the worst.
If Berlin had really gone crazy, that is.
Remove the veil
Open your narrow eyes
And look at the world
Open the window
Let's feel the dancing breeze
Once more
Let me walk lightly on the grass
I want to hear the sound Of spring and the birds
I want to cry and laugh
Please touch my heart
I'll go to the land of happiness
-Father really liked this song, huh? -He did.
I sang with him as a kid, not knowing what it meant.
It turned out to be a South Korean song.
Tomorrow's the day.
Let's toast.
To the unfulfilled wish of our father.
And to the reunited brothers.
I'll follow your orders
but run away if worse comes to worst.
That won't happen.
I've prepared a plan for the worst of the worst.
JEA MINT HOSTAGE CASE